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This is the first step in implementing a comprehensive fuzz test target for wpantund. At the moment, the target is only fuzzing the config file parser, which is nice but ultimately not really what we are interested in. The plan is to extend this fuzz target to cover a much wider set of input processing. This fuzz target is currently set up for use by [libFuzzer][1], but may in the future be used by other fuzzing systems. Additional fuzz targets will be set up for more low-level module fuzzing. [1]: http://llvm.org/docs/LibFuzzer.html
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@bukepo: Did you ever get a chance to work on adding the NCP fuzzing like we discussed when I was in Shanghai? |
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I'm sorry but I'm still engaged in some urgent tasks. I will work on this once I got the time. |
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FYI: See the Fuzzing page on the wiki for instructions on how to fuzz. |
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This is the first step in implementing a comprehensive fuzz test target
for wpantund. At the moment, the target is only fuzzing the config
file parser, which is nice but ultimately not really what we are interested
in. The plan is to extend this fuzz target to cover a much wider set
of input processing.
This fuzz target is currently set up for use by libFuzzer, but
may in the future be used by other fuzzing systems.
Additional fuzz targets will be set up for more low-level module fuzzing.